1<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> 2 3<html> 4<head> 5 <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> 6 <title>Local data</title> 7</head> 8 9<body> 10<h1>Local data</h1> 11<p> 12As the connection to the server database is too slow, local files containing 13all necessary information are written while generating performance results on 14the server. 15</p><p> 16The performance results tool then can read these files to avoid long distance 17access to data information. Of course, it's first necessary to copy these files 18on a location easily accessible from the machine where the tool is launched. 19</p><p> 20<i>Notes 21<ul> 22<li>these files are accessible for some authorized users onto 23<b>ottcvs1.ottawa.ibm.com</b> at <b>/home/users/ecperf</b> directory</li> 24<li>SFTP is necessary to copy these files from that location</li> 25</ul> 26</i> 27</p><p> 28To read the local files, select the <b>Local data -> Read...</b> menu item and 29chose the directory where the files have been copied. 30</p><p> 31<i>Notes 32<ul> 33<li>this manual read action only has to be done once, as it will be automatically 34done at the next start of the tool</li> 35<li>no verification is currently done that the local files matches 36the connected DB (if any). Mixing them should give unpredictable results!</li> 37</ul> 38</i> 39</p> 40</body> 41</html>